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xD ok this will be a long message bear with me.

Is there a synopsis of each story available?

Yes! Every serial I write has a home page, and every home page has:

Links to every part that is released
A brief 'blurb' for the series, normally what I'd put on the back of the hardcopy :)
Links to any artwork I've been sent or purchased of the series
Links to any other media, like audio files or videos

For my serials, the home pages are as follows:

Flameweaver Saga

Halfway to Home

I want to read other stuff

From a quick browse-through of your comments I didn't see you crossing paths with any other serial authors - If you haven't read any of his stuff, I highly, highly recommend /u/Hydrael's work, over at /r/Hydrael_Writes! His Dragon's Scion and Small Worlds projects are exceptional! Small worlds is also published on Amazon!
I want to read traditional novels

I can help with that! Some quick recommendations that I personally love - these are loosely ranked in order of how I'd recommend them, but the fact that they're here at all means they've got my support :)

Fantasy novels:

The October Daye series:

Urban fantasy
Awesome worldbuilding
Is where I learned how to write twists, and where I picked up my penchant for chekov's guns

Trickster's Choice/Trickster's Queen
Traditional fantasy
Wonderful politics and intrigue
Influenced how gods are handled in Flameweaver
Both written easily enough for young readers to understand, and complex enough for adults to enjoy

Graceling
Traditional fantasy
A bit more well-known, but a surprisingly solid upper-YA read. Kind of a guilty pleasure book of mine haha

Scifi Novels:

Agent to the Stars and Old Man's War
John Scalzi is the author I modeled my own writing style after. So if you like my style, you might like his too.
Darkly humerous. Realistic and gritty, without being overpoweringly grim.
Wickedly sarcastic

The Ender Quartet
A bit wordier/harder to read, after Ender's Game. The last book (Children of the Mind) is probably one of the most challenging books I've ever read. But rewarding.
Long-running, intricate plotline

The Ship Series
Indie series I happened across a few years ago
Upper YA. Younger characters, but dark content
Well-written, relatable characters